"-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said... When Congress is indeed contemptable, his conviction can be seen as a badge of honour."
Yeah. That's what all people who break the law say when they're caught and have to face the consequences of their crimes. I bet that's exactly what Ex-pharma CEO Martin Shkreli yelled as his arse was hauled off to jail for his crimes. LOL!
. . . the advent of Law entails a kind of ‘disalienation’: in so far as the Other itself appears submitted to the ‘absolute condition’ of Law, the subject is no more at the mercy of the Other’s whim, its desire is no more totally alienated in the Other’s desire. . . In contrast to the ‘post-structuralist’ notion of a law checking, canalizing, alienating, oppressing ‘Oedipianizing’ some previous ‘flux of desire,’ Law is here conceived as an agency of ‘disalienation’ and ‘liberation’: it opens our access to desire by enabling us to disengage ourselves from the rule of the Other’s whim.
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Is this number 652 of the members of the Trump Admin who have been convicted or pled guilty?
When Congress is indeed contemptable, his conviction can be seen as a badge of honour.
"-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...
When Congress is indeed contemptable, his conviction can be seen as a badge of honour."
Yeah. That's what all people who break the law say when they're caught and have to face the consequences of their crimes. I bet that's exactly what Ex-pharma CEO Martin Shkreli yelled as his arse was hauled off to jail for his crimes. LOL!
Your gonna need bigger jails. :)
. . . the advent of Law entails a kind of ‘disalienation’: in so far as the Other itself appears submitted to the ‘absolute condition’ of Law, the subject is no more at the mercy of the Other’s whim, its desire is no more totally alienated in the Other’s desire. . . In contrast to the ‘post-structuralist’ notion of a law checking, canalizing, alienating, oppressing ‘Oedipianizing’ some previous ‘flux of desire,’ Law is here conceived as an agency of ‘disalienation’ and ‘liberation’: it opens our access to desire by enabling us to disengage ourselves from the rule of the Other’s whim.
- Slavoj Zizek, "For They Know Not What They Do"
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